Human without the bean

"Hereeeerrreeessssssss Johnny!!!!!"

I am not familiar with either of these movies but I just happened to catch Aeon Flux on the streaming app, now if only I can find The Island.

Good morning Mister Sunshine you brighten up my day, come sit beside me in your way

The name of the song is commonly known but probably thought of as "Have you seen my wife Mr. Jones", but it is not. Admittingly, I had to look on ~Bee Gees Timeless~ album which I own, to remember the title which is "New York Mining Disaster 1941". I wouldn't consider it cheating, (but idk, maybe it is) own the It's a difficult title to come up with off the top of your head.

~Aerosmith~ Don't Want to Miss a Thing

For reference, who sang "Magic-Man" besides 'Heart'?

Yes, sorry I wasn't aware of any of your posts guys. When Martha Stewart saw "Silence of the Lambs" she couldn't get the character Hannibal Lecter out of her head. So she couldn't see dating Anthony Hopkins because he may have her for dinner. She got freaked out.

Long enough then. So it's not "Show me the money", or, "You had at hello", or "You are hanging on the by a very thing thread and I dig that about you" or, "No, thanks. We bottom feeders prefer cereal" but I think it's my favorite line from Jerry Maguire. If you got one go ahead.

No clue here.

Hint: Let's just say that she wasn't having him over for dinner.

Brad Pitt Burn After Reading Frances McDormand

Brash, vocal.. Jerry Lee maybe?

I think you've done that line before and I didn't know it then either.

Is this song WordWolf, by a group or a solo artist?

I'm in the wrong thread.

No. Something different.

Okay, now I think I'm up. Anthony Hopkins and Martha Stewart were an item, dating for about a year or so in 1990-91. Although probably not a power couple, what brought Martha Stewart to cut it off with Hopkins?

Or did I chime in first? Maybe then I am up.

Oh George, you beat me again. I'm going edit mine now.

You're right WordWolf, that is easy. It's the same country. Greece. I've got something.

"The Honeymooners" (one or two words?)

Your right. I'm up then. "You know I don't do contracts. But what you do have is my word and it's stronger than oak".

"Forrest Gump"?? Na, kidding. "Pulp Fiction" Next line is "He's sleeping", and then Zed says, "Well I guess you'll have to go wake him up then". (the same Zed mentioned at the end of that last sequence titled, THE BONNIE SITUATION by Butch Coolidge) "Zed is dead !. Zed is dead !", but, actually, he wasn't dead yet, because he hadn't suffered enough from the home boys with a pair of pliars and a blow torch, then, he would be dead. You're up WordWolf.

Indeed it was.

Yep.